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WANTED, EVERYBODY WHO Is

" -
w suffering with a bad cough, hoarseness.
tickling IN the throat, &C., 10 try the Cherokee
Cough Drops They win give you immediate
relief. Only cents per box. For sale a. the
following places:
J.J. 1hrock morton. Third and Jackson; Mrs.
A. Norris. se5 Brook avenue; II. A. Separk,
Twenty-second and Main streets; Louis Wal
tiers, 2l05 east Broad street; L. z. Reeve, or
east Marshall street: II. II. Jones, 40 west Ba-
ker street; w. A. walker, 903 west Main street.
Mrs Allison, No. 1906 east Main street: G. V.
Tyler, $50 Twenty-slxth street; j. w. Barker,
Twenty-eighth and Clay; +. kofncril, SJso
Yenanle street +. Rutherford, 9i6 north segen-
teenth streets William Whitman, Turnpike
and Jay streets; Joseph Williams. Clark and
Duyal; Mr.. Marxley, Fourth and HULL Man
chester; Mr.. Morris, Hull near Fifth, Manches-
ter; Is. G.. Cook, Sixth and Hull, Manchester;
Mrs Adams, Huh between Eighfh and Ninth,
Manchester. OLIVER b. DYER,
Wholesale and Retail Candy Manufacturer,
Sole Agent, eli east Marshall street.
70 ls-W ,su, ,1u, ,Th&su6t
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.(0|:')ttES@e)
THIS IS ABOUT THE TIME
WHEN YOU WANT poMEsTIcs or AL
MOST EVERY DESCRIPTION. WE ARE
FULLY PREPARED. FULL YARD-WIDE
BLRAcHED MUSLIN FOR 5,lc, &C, AND
re, AND &C. FOR THE BEsT. SUCH
BRANDS AS ARE OLD AND TRUST
WORTHY" "ANDRoscoGGIN," "FRUIT OF
THE LooM.p &C. GINGHAMs AT &C., SIC,
&C., &C., AND &C. ALL OF THESE GOODS ARE
AS LOW OR LOWER THAN YOU CAN BUY
THEM FOR ELSEWHERE sHEET1NGs IN
UNBLEACHED AT 14c., 16c., AND 2Oc.. AND
BLKACHED AT 16c., isc., sOc., AND 25c. FOR
TIE BEST. THE LIGHTER WEIGHT MA
TERIAIs-sUcH AS CHECKED MUSLIN,
IoEsDALE CAMBRIcs, FRENCH CAMBRIcs,
AND ALL KINDS OF WHITE GooDs-AT
PRICES THAT ARE NOT TO BE QUESTION
ED. IN sEERsUCKERs AND OTHER COT
TON FABRICS SUITABLE FOR BOTH LA
DIES AND cHiLDREN's WEAR WE ARE
FULLY UP TO ALL THE NEW AND BEST DE.
SIGNS.
THERE Is AN ACTIVITY ABOUT OUR
HOUSE THAT REMINDS ONE oFTHE BUsI-
EST SEASON. GOODS COME IN TO-DAY
AND ARE GONE TOMORROW. OUR PRICES
ARE LOWER NOW ON ALL GOODS THAN
THEY HAVE EVER BEEN BEFORE, AND NO
ONE DISCOVERS THIS FACT QUICKER
THAN YOU DO WHO ARE THE BUYER.
HAMBURGs, LINEN AND COTTON LAcES,
AND ALL KINDS OF TRIMMING ARE BE-
GINNING TO MAKE THEIR APPEARANCE
IN LARGE QUANTITIES. AMONG THE
MANY CHEAP THINGS IN THAT DIRECTION
ARE LINEN WOVEN ToRCHoNs-TwELyE
YARDS FOR &C., Sc, 1Oc., llc., 15c., &c
FROM THE NARROwEsT TO THE WIDEST.
OTHER TORCHON LACEs VERY CHEAP.
ONE LOT OF NARROW. HANDMADE TOR
CHONs At SC. AND &C. A YARD. WE HAVE
40 LINE OF WIDE TO GO WITH THEN;
FOR THAT REASON THEY GO FOR HALF
PRICE.
ABOUT TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED
YARDS OF ALL KINDS OF LAcEs ARE
PLACED on COUNTER ~ LACE DEPART
NEyr: SOLD At ONE QUARTER VALUE
FOR SAME REASON.
THERE ARE 40 NEW SILKS YET. THE
EXTENT OF THIS DEPARTMENT IS WELL
KNOWN TO YOU THERE Is SCARCELY
ANYTHING YOU COULD CALL FOR BUT
WHAT Is sEOWN YOU, AND JUST HoW AT
PRICES THAT ARE LESS THAN WE COULD
puY FOR. OUR OBJECT is TO REDUCE
STOCK. WE ARE NOT BUYING YET.
NEW JET TRIMMING WILL BE IN THIS
WEEK. THERE WILL BE ENOUGH TO
GIVE YOU \ TASTE VI WHAT Is PRETTY
II THAT DIRECTION.
WAPAIR OF HOSE AT &C. THAT WOULD
COST 1a1c. ~ OTHER STORES ARE CHEAP,
YOU CAN BUY THEN OF Cs. AGooD MANY
HOUSES ONLY BUY THE CHEAPER CLASS
OF GOODS. 1T HAS THE TENDENCY or
GIVING THEIR BEST THE APPEARANCE OF
ABARGAN. wECONsIDERLIsLETHREAD
HOSE At 3Jc. A PAIR THAT ARE WORTH
COO. MUCH BETTER VALUE; FIFTY DoZEN
UNBLEACHED ONES JUST RECEIVED. OUR
STOCK COMPRISES ALL KINDS OF HOSE.
FROM THE CHEAPEST QUALITY DOMESTIC
TO THE FINEST IMPORTED SILK. COM
PARE QUALITY WITH PRICE, AND Then
SEE If WE ARE NOT THE CHEAPEST.
MERCHANTS SEEM To LIKE Us TO AD-
vERTIsE PRICES. THEY KNOW THEN
HOW TO ADVERTISE AS CHEAP OR
| CHEAPER. BUT DO YOU ALWAYS GET THE
GOoDs9 AND WHEN YOU DO, THERE IS
OFTEN MORE THAN A QUESTION ABOUT
TIE QUALITY. WE DESIRE OUR MODE or
DEALING WITH YOU, TIE QUALITIES AND
PRICES TO BE PERFECTLY SATISFACTORY
TO YOU. THIS Is OUR COMPENSATION TO
YOU FOR YOUR KIND PATRONAGE.
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! ,iiIl$;,!l 81. ! D ;2iel)
600 Brood Street.
Ife G-su, ,Tu&Thl
REAL ESTATE Az gPRIvATE SALE.

DAUGAINS IN REAL ESTATE. G1
ID TO FFFECT SALES PRIVATELY ATT
ONCE, Will sell bargains Ia the following pro-
porty: ruro
rvo neat and attractive well-located TWO
STORY FRAME DWELLINGS, Nos. llU3 ana
1iC5 west Leigh street, with lots eOxll2 0-l2 each
side and rear alley, in good order, now paying
10 per cent. upon price asked.
Two FRAME YENEMENfS. NOT. g3lO ana
Z3i2, on north side OfFel able stroetneN TwentJ-
third street; four rooms each; hne lot-aooit
35x150 Rent $40 per month, and TO b. sold at a
price but little over the value II tho q 0und.
Two NEW TMO-SfORI FRAME DWELL
INGS OF five rooms each, Nos. s07 and S09 north
1wenty-fOurth street; desirable location.
Regularly rented by good tenants at good
rent property neat and attractive. aud paying
10 per cent net
ATTRACTIVE NEW TW0-STORY FRAN K
DWELLING, No. 1l23 west Cary street, near
Reservoir street: Ave rooms, usual conyo-
niences, and IN nice order. Lot 0xlA.
Neat DETACHED FRAME DWELLING with
good lot. No. 9l3nOrth Twenty-f0urth street.
Coed 81 ORE, and DWELLING adjoining, en-
Twenty-sixth street between X and streots
lot 30x1i6 -
BRICK DWELLING OF eight rooms, No. 1875
west Canal street.
Two BRICK TENEMENTS corner Catherine
and Smith streets. with large lot-ab0ut bOxlOO-
at astonishingly low figures.
Two FRAME TENEMENrS on Second street
between Broad and Marshall streets.
Such low prices have been put upon the abo"e
property rs must speedily dispose OF II.
Call promptly and secIro bargain.
JAMES Il. ELAN.
10 o. ~ lll3 Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-27

LNOR SALE, AT A BARGAINS
il the HANDSOME AND DESIRABLY- al
LOCATED RESIDENCE Of William O.. Stokes,
Esd, No 40 north Eighth between Marshall
and Clay streets-a most substantial, spacious
edmirably-arranged, and elegant twO-story-
Observation-Disclosures detached brick resi-
dence-with large detached brick kitchen,
brick stable, and carriage-house. Every con-
yenience; complete In all respects. The entire
premises in perfect order, and having an
ATTRACTIVE BUILDING LOT ADJOINING
To be sold privately. and only because the
owner declines housekeeping.
This Is truly ono Of the most complete, con
yeniently-loca.ed. and desirable homes 70 be
found, and needs only 10 be seen to be appre-
ciated.
will take pleasure in showing IL, and cen
offer special inducements 10 effect a sale phi
yately and promptly. JAMES B. ELAN,
lll3 Main street.
Phone 59l fe X1t
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BOARDING.

HAVING MAD L ARRANGE
III NENTS 10 assume the entire manage
ment OF the Linden from tho ist day OF April
i am prepared 20 negotiate with persons WISH
ing BoARD ON the came terms and prices a.
any other first-class house In the city. In or
der 70 accommodate clerks and ,ne uarolis5s
iast from stu 10, dinner from I'LL 4, supper
fian ~ ss.Ia a. hs MRS. N. @. HUBBELL
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uGH-CoNsTABLE's SALE.

Iwill sell at public auction on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY q, 1887,
al 10Y o'clock A. NJ, at my ONCE NO i0oo ois'
Franklin street, the following property 10 s''iS-
~ sundry writs IN my hands:
WABDROBES. BUREAUS, WAsHsIANDsi
TABLES, TOwEL-RACKs, BEDSrEADs' MAI
TREsSES;
CANKsEAT and WOOD CHAIRS, ROCKERS;
LOUNGES, CARPETS, MATTING;
COOkING-sTOYES, HEATERS;
SEWING-MACHINE, SCRAP-MACHlNE;
PICTURES, CLOCKS, LOOKlNG-GLAsShs'
TRUNKS, &C, &C.
Terms, cash. Y. G. GARRISON,
High Constable City Of Richmond
fe&
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A ADMJNJsTRATOR,s NOTICE.

A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
"A Persons having claims against the estate
OF j. SUTTON WINSTON, deceased, VIII please
leave them, properly certified, at the ONCE OF my
counsel, Messrs. Christian 4 Christian, over the
Planters Bank. 30 that I can pay them. Those
owing II will please make payments 20 me:
HOWARD WINSTON.
Administrator Of J. Sutton Winston, do
ceased.
HANOVER JUNCTION. Va. February IS, 1851.
fe H-9t
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LADY AGENTS FOR

w Mrs. Campbellis Self-AdIusting, Exten-
sion Bust Corset; best fitting, custom-nade
corset In America; elastic sections; Fever
breaks down: also, Combination Underskiri
and Bustle, with removable hoops; transpa-
rent silk rubber Aprons, Bibs, and Sleeves;
PROTECTOR reduced % 81. Full line Of furnish
ing goods. Address, with stamp, T. II. CAMP
BELL & CO., 49, west Randolph street, Chicago.
fe an-Sn. Tux MI2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-27

EGGS AND FOWLS FOR SALE
IL one trio hish.b tired sILyER-sPANGLED
HAMBURGS: one trio high-bred GOLDEN
POLISH; three ufos beautiful Brown LEO,
HORNS settings Of PEKIN DUCK EGGS, ana
FRESH EGGS for family use, orders s0ngiVoo'
address FISHER Il Oakley,
Pemberton, Va, or Postofice BOZ w. ci's'
fe xheeOd3t
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NOTE OUR PRICES:

ZEPHYR WORsTED, in all colors, at 4tc. an
ounce;
MACRANf CORD, in all colors, at Sc. a ball
ARRAsENE end CHENILLE at Sc. q dozeni
BRAINARD, ARMSTRONG & CO.'S EMBROiD-
ERY SILK, all colors at So. dozen.
BRAINERD, ARMSTRONG & CO.'S ETCHING
SILK half-ounce spools at &c.;
ID. NJ. c. WHITE FRENCH WORKING COI-
TON at &c. adozen; .,...,l.
d. NJ C. RED and BLUE FRENCH WORKING
COTTON at 15c. dozen; ..,
FINLAYsON, BOUSFIELD 4 CO.'S FLOUR
IsHING THREAD at 20c. a dozen;
COLUMBIA SAXoNY WOOL, hank OF ~
ounces for 13c; .
COLUMBIA SHETLAND WOOL and FLOSS, a
hank Of ~ ounces for l5c.;
COLUMBIA GERMANTOWN YARN, hank
Of ~ ounces for l6c
COLUMBIA CREWEL, in all colors, at sOc
DARNING COTTON at 1c. a stick;
BRAINERD, ARMSTRONG & CO.'S SILK
FLOSS, all colors, q dozen skeins for 49,;
NOVELTY BRAID. best patterns at o. a
STAR BBAIDs, all widths, at 1Oc. for dozen
BEIbl%G IqrSGes eBskorHERs, KNIrr1NG.sILK. half
osnce spoolsat 25c..
The stock is too large to mention every art.-
Gle. We can only say It will pay you TO in'pect
the entire line, which we have nov CisDia 'ei.
and we would advise you not to delay, a TIE
FRESHEST PLUMS WILL BE fng FIRST 10
co
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-27

EOR SALE, PRIVATELY, IM-Ns
IL PROVED AND UNIMPR0VED REAL s:z
ESTATE In the booming West End, In the
booming East End, as we'll az the booming
centre. APPERS0N & CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
10 27-3t
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MONDAV'C EXTRAS

MONDAYS EXTRAS.
Silks, Vclvcts.-These four lots are all spc-
cials We strongly recommend them, ire
epectiye Of their low prices
An uncOmmonly good, extra-heavy bodied
Black Silk, soft and spongy, exceptionally wear
resisting. lustrOus finish, only four pieces alto
gether, for s9c.
lure silk Surahs, colors Of red, lighi-bluo
and white, regular width, perfect in qualify,
for Zoe.
Striped SILK Nelvets, combination OF rod and
black, brown and tan, such as sell for Sl.j0, FOR
Ole.
A lot Of Black Satin Rhadamas, perfect in
lustre and that we freely yrecommoud-priccs are
12c Sc. 81. and il.l9.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-27

WANTED, AN INTELLIGENT,
w earnest man 10 represent a large, re-
sponsible house in his own locality and outside
OF large cities. remuneratiye salary to righi
party References exchanged. AM. MANI
FACTURING HOUSE, 10 Barclay street, n. y.
fe GSu4t
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MILITARY NOTICES.

MILITARY NOTICES.
HEADQUARTERS STUART
III HORSE GUARDS, RICHMOND, IA
Va. February 20, 1SS.-GzsERAL SYn
y ci,,,vps a., No, -: The Troop will essom- I&1klt
he ON TUESDAY EVENING, March - ~
~. ID az O'Clock at Regimeutal ArmOry for
iss5,,o,ed ss5 drill. In full-dress uniform, except
sa,,cue caps In place OF helmet
Ds WILLIAM RUEGER.
"a, Acting Orderly Sergeant
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-27

WANTED, A WHITE WOMAN y An.
w 20 cook, wcsh, and iron for small fam
,ly amply at 800 east Franklin street
fe Y-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-27

Two weeks ago We advertised that WE HAD
PURCHASED A MERCHANTS STOCK. who
had removed the same here and intended 10
open business in this city, but who, at the last
moment, chcnged his mind. We were then
only able to mention the stock Of Corsets Sc
cured, and the many who have bought Corsets
Of us KNOW HOW WELL WE HAVE KEPT
OUR PROMISE, and that we did not misrepre-
sent our intention of selling these goods AT
LEss THAN FIFTY CENTS ON THE DOL
LAR. We now offer few FRESH PLUMs,
which you win think worth the picking at the
prices named. They we're included in tho pur-
chase referred to above. and you will never
buy the like at these figures again.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-27

WANTED, A REGIS L f Il e D
w PHARMACiST-a live, energetic man.
who + not afraid Of store-w0rk. Reference
required. Address P0s-Onice Box %. Lex
incfon Va f. 26-6t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-27

WANTED. BY A YOUNG Man
w Of small family and good habits, a PAY
ING POSITION at some kind c. employment
Address W. II. SAUNDERS,
fo27-tt. Ashland, NP.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-27

DOR SALE. "a
5000 will buy a fine PARK-AyENUE SITE
corner OF Meadow street, 100 feet front BY 80
feet to Ivy street, on which there Is brick and
frame improvements The Lee Monument site
is in front Of this property.
Read our double-column advertisement In
70 s7.it THOMPSON BROWN & co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-27

NvANTED.-I WILL PAY i
w liberal price for ACTS OF NIRGGNla
ASSEMBLY for years 1913, 1914, 1915, aud 1916
other bound together or separately
GEORGE w. MAYO. AuctlOncor,
fe g1-it % Ninth street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-27

WANTED, AN ACTIVE, LIVE
w YOUNG MAN for the position Of BOOK
KEEPER S,atc SALARY and referC ncss Al
urcss HCsl-OfnCe DuA I1h. Ie 2l-lI
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SOME DRESS GOODS.

SOME Z DRESS GOODO.
Here's a special value; tits an All-Wool 3S-
inch Trico,. cloth colors Of light and dark grays
browns, etc Fifty cents IL the usual price ;
this lot of fifteen pieces are just AOc.
A line Of Hair-Line, Striped, and Plaid
Beiges. They are very pretty and are well
worth a5C.-the price Is 2Oc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-27

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IL WANTED by REGISTERED DRUG
CLERK. six years practical experience. NcrJ
best reference. Address COCAINE, Post-Ohlco
Box 3i5, Cambridge, Nd fe S1-3-'
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TTRACTIVE PRICES

u I INAO I 7 I I INI = -
are especially noticeable In our Toilet Ari les.
In many instances we sell you single CAKE OF
Scap or "A single Bottle OF Rare Toilet Water or
Fxtract at what il costs most small dealers, for
we are direct buyers. We get them direct from
he maker. You should see our prices. Any
thing IN this line we sell you can depend on "a
having been tried and found good.
purchases Of Ladies', Gentlemen's, and CHI
Wait for our announcement
GOl and COS Broad street.
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AUCTION sALEs-Monday.

BY George w. Mayo, Auctioneer,
Ono. Z. Laughton, Jr.. Saiesman,)
No. % Ninth stroet
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-03
select Knseass A. o. u. ~. Asson-
einn.
HEADQUARTERS GaAND MARTIAL, D
OFFICE No CoURT srREEt,
4 A mil 3N 1857 y

HEADQUARTERS GRAND MARTIAL,
OFFICE No. COURT STREET. \
Los ANGELES. April S0 1877
The undersigned having been appointed
Grand Marshal for Tuesday evening, May
Sd, 1857, the following named comrades are
hereby appointed to act as Aids: A. y.
Mckay, California Legion No. Il; j; +: Mack,
San Bernardno Legion No. D. j. ID vogan,
Los Angeles Legion NO g; j. y. q. Johnson,
Wilmington Legion No s. ihos. Banbury,
Pasadena Legion No. Is; J. ). Nichols
Cobler Legion No. ~.
The procession will form as follows:
Commanders will form their Leglons In fuil
uniform with fatigue caDs attached TO belts
promptly at Z Z. M. Nay 90, In front OF
| A. o. II. W. Hall, on Main street. The fol-
| lowing will be the order Of formation:
First. Platoon OF mounted folice.
second Bartlett's 7th Infantry Band.
Third. Marshal with Aids, on horseback.
California Legion No. l will form right
resting in front OF A. o. U. W. Hall, on
Los %. Angeles Legion No, 6, right resting
Wilmington Legion No s, right resting
on No 6
Pacific Legion No. l6, right resting on
Nos.
Pasadena Legion No. IS. right resting on
No. le.
san Bernsrdino Legion No s, right resting
on No Is.
The Grand oficers and visiting delegates
will form on left OF No. 8.
The line of march will be north on Main
30 Plazs cnuntermarch south on Main to
Spring, south ON Spring to Third. east on
Third to Main, north on Main to Aruory
Hall, where an opcn meeting and enter
tainment viii be held.
The Grand Msrshsl most earnestly ask:
the hearty cooperation OF every Selec'
Knight OF the A. q. u. W in southern Cali
fornia TO assist in making this event one
long to be remembered in our grand and
nohie Order
A. W. BARRETT,
Grand Marshal.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-03
Auti.Bcem Prices.

Two score miles away, without the advan-
tage of schools. churches. and large stores
with cheap goods, you are asked $500 to scct
per lott Think of south Los Angeles, with
all the conveniences afforded by a great
city like our own. and yet half acre lots are
offered at $3.50 10 $40 monthly installments
without interest Obtain maps oi the South
ern California Lard Company, Baker Block
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-03
John wIeiand Brewing Go.

OF San Francisco received during 1856 irsi
medals and premiums for best Bottled
and "Draught Lager Beer" at state Fair.
Sacramento, Mechanics Fair. San Francisco
San Joaquin Fair, stockton, aud Sixth Dis
trict Fair, Los Angeles. This celebrated
lager is for sale at nearly all the leading
saloons OF Los Angeles. Steinike Il Brun
ing, s2e North Alameda street. are the sole
Agents aud Bottlers.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-03

Think OF half acre lots at si60 In SIC
monthly payments, without INTEREST," Thai
beautiful addition to the city is reached by
a broad, level avenue from Main street
without hill or ravine, and with orange
groves on each side obtain maps OF the
Southern California Land Company. Baker
Block.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-03
JACQUES LEVY,
To WHOM MAY CONCERN.

TO 0ksIFY that winning
m tract sarvans said lot being bounded described follows
tne westerly line OF Lewis
Tract Garvanzo Angeles
recorded In
county to which reference
LEVY,
street. Los Angeles Cal
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-03
$40 nonthIy wtthsat fnteres {,

Look at the halt sete lots OF South Los
Angeles at si6a per lot. Careisges daily
from the Southern California LAM Com
pan1,s sale room, Baker BLOCK.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-03
The illustrated Herald.

full supply OF the ANNUAL tHERALDs
re now on hand. Newsdealers and others
should avail themselves at once to send In
theiriorders. No better evidence OF South
ern California's advantages could be sent
to Eastern friends
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-03

The adjourned meeting to consider III,
proper celebration of the Queens Jubile,
and the character of the permanent memo
rial will be held in Judge faney's cour
room, Tempe Block. at p, NJ. on Tuesday
May Sd g. WHITE MORTIMER.
Chairman.
W. X. BLAcKMkN, Secretary.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-03

l.. FL. Titus, Of San Gabriel, was in
the city yesterday. He has some
schemes about scalebug determination
and real estate development that will be
worth millions to the country.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-03
For CouE hssaa 'Ehsoa' ,,, r,issI. plsSr.

ders use Browns Bronchial Troches
"Have never chaneed my min respecting
them from tho first, exs. pt think yet bet
ter of that which hrgan by thinking well
Of ~ Rev Henry Wa Beeeher. 51ld only
in boxes Price . cents.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-03
Iefferson street Tract,

Two lots in this beautiful tract for sale I,
as the owner is leaving the city. The d.
vision of the property takes place on the
14th Inst. Apply to the Southern California
Land Co., Baker Block
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-03
To Whom it May Concern.

UNDERSIGNED
and supervision and that the said drawing
W. A.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-03
In their Sexy Quarters.

Our usiu'sfer cpnld not have preached las
Sapday but for Red star Cough Gnre
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-03
Removed.
Ouecn,s Lubilee.

A, L. Teele has removed his Office from 81
North Spring street 20 Room 3, No 12 Court
street, up stairs.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-03
South T,,s AnueIcs

second-har d pianos for sale-one for
slG0 and one for $l7b.
POWELL. HASKELL 4 Co.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-03
0ueeuss Jubilee,

The attention of the "Britishers" Is dir.
ected to the advertisement OF Jubilee
meeting tonight In Judge Taney's Court
Temple Block.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-03
Rem owed.

A. L. Teele has removed his Office from 81
North Spring street TO Room 3, No. IL Court
street, up stairs.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-03

G agdall. Crow 4 Ca. ere nov at 1873 and
lSj West Flrststreet, with iull line of stoves,
m anleis and CRATES
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-03
Rcuroved.

A. L. Teele has I. moved his Office from "a
North spring street to Room 3. No. II Court
street. up stairs.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-03

United states signal Service.
Report of observations taken at Los An
relies, CAL, May 2, '87. by War Department.:
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-03
No Rivers to Cr0ss-No Hills TO
Climb.

Half.ac lots at s16o-slo monthly. with
out interest. South Los Angeles. the most
charming suburb of this growing city.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA LAND Co.,
Baker Block.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-03

Max. temp. $50; min. temp. 4s.o,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-03

Her son who was with her obtained as
sistance and she was carefully carried te
the residence of Mrs. J. d. Campbell
across the street. While she was being
taken across the street. the fire was so
hot that all the residents had out their
garden hose AID were busily engaged in
wetting down the roofs to protect them
from falling cinders with which the air
was filed. While the church was in the
greatest danger, the residence of Mr..
Fuller, Of Fuller & Day, No. l40 Hill
street, started 70 burn in the rear and
the inmates becoming alarmed com
menced TO move out. Mrs. Fuller was
lying very sick, having been confined
only As hours previously, and she had
20 bs carried out on mattress. She
was taken to neighbor's house across
the street and was made as comfortable
4, possible. Mr.. Fuller succeeded in
saving bis horse and buggy
from the stable which burned.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-06-22
Fashion Notes.


White robbon is used on gar
den hats with all sorts of BIOS
SONS.
Outer wraps are trimmed with
straw trimmings and pendants.
The sash is an inevitable &C
Compartment to almost any
costume.
The poplin drapery is stylish
for lightweight WOODEN cos
tunes.
Cocks plumes trim riding
hats stylishly, and always are
becoming.
Feather stitch is a favorite
finish for lingerie for the neck
and sleeves.
Brilliant colors are every
where seen in all sorts and con-
ditions of wardrobes.
Bright blue will vie with
bright red in the favor of
young people this season.
jersey waists, strip9din two
colors, are pretty with serge
skirts for tennis costumes.
A moss green straw for n gar
pen hat and Il garland of white
roses as its only trimming.
Footing forms a very pretty
and delicate trimming for white
costumes for half-mourning.
Pretty belt buckles of all
styles are worn with the belts
that accompany the blouse
waist.
The pannel, which is formed
OF ladder of bows, is very
stylish trimming for white cos
tune.
White serge costumes are to
be very stylish, when perfectly
simply made, with tailor cut
and finish.
Plaid enters largely into the
making of pretty effects in sea
side costumes for the coming
season.